Travis and I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the past year (2025) and the goodness of Our God. We are continually thankful for the ways He has been at work in our youth ministry and in the lives of your students.
My prayer is that the seeds planted in the hearts of both the students and the leaders will take root deeply and bear lasting fruit in their lives. I’m deeply grateful for all God did in and through these camps...
In our everyday lives, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the comforts that we have created. Our attachment to this world is so much stronger than we know.
As we close the chapter on 2024, I want to take a moment to reflect on the amazing past year we had as a Youth group!
Fostering lasting relationships among fellow believers is crucial to keeping our students engaged in the church.....As we reflect on this retreat, we are reminded of the importance of surrounding ourselves with a godly, supportive community.
You might be asking “Why are we teaching students how to surf when we live in Tennessee?” The answer to this has many layers.
Most of our students have grown up in the Church, which is one of the biggest privileges someone can have. However, growing up in church often means that we are numb to seeing who Jesus is and even the Gospel itself...
If you were to ask most of our high school students what their favorite week of the summer is, a majority would say that it is RYM. This week of camp is so unique...
Although the month of June is easily the most tiring four weeks of the year for our Youth Ministry, it is just as easily the most rewarding...
